Does paying a ransom get your data back? Myth versus fact
Five common ransomware negotiation myths checked against what the NCSC, US Treasury and No More Ransom actually say, with the limits of what is known.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Five common ransomware negotiation myths checked against what the NCSC, US Treasury and No More Ransom actually say, with the limits of what is known.
Matter builds in encryption, attestation and secure updates, but it does not secure the whole product. Common beliefs checked against the Alliance paper.
HttpOnly hides a cookie from JavaScript, so it limits what a stolen script can read. It does not stop the script from running or acting as the user.
Galileo OSNMA signs navigation data so receivers can check it is genuine. That makes spoofing harder, but it does not prevent spoofing or jamming.
Encrypted data is often assumed to avoid breach notices. The FTC says encrypted data counts as unencrypted if the key was accessed. Myths and facts.
CORS decides which sites can read your responses, not which can send requests. Learn why a strict CORS policy does not stop cross-site request forgery.
A low EPSS score is not a safety label. Myths and facts on small probabilities, KEV-listed flaws with low scores, and what a near-zero score really says.
A broad COPY sends your whole build context into the image, including env files, git history and keys. Here is what to exclude and how to check.
Twelve questions to ask of any Dockerfile in a pull request: base image, user, secrets, downloads, packages and runtime settings, with the reason for each.
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